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Baker Valve ????

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Randy

02-28-2003 18:57:28




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I am pretty new at working on J.D. I have a 1944 B and a 1936 A. Will this baker Valve work on either tractor? I am still learning, any info would be greatly appreicated. Thanks, Randy




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Craig-MN

03-02-2003 20:21:03




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 Re: Baker Valve ???? in reply to Randy, 02-28-2003 18:57:28  
I emailed scans of the instructions to you a few days ago. Did you get them?



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CMB

03-01-2003 17:36:43




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 Re: Baker Valve ???? in reply to Randy, 02-28-2003 18:57:28  
A Baker valve is an after market addition to provide remote cylinder operation on a tractor with power lift. I think you can also use them with powertrol to add an extra valve to enable operation of an addl remote cyl. They fit between the rockshaft housing and the valve body by using neat little bolt extensions & are about 2in thick. By installing or removing an internal plug that's behind an external plug you can use either 1way or 2way cylinders. We put one on a 41B many years ago & it worked very well.

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dave k

03-01-2003 14:29:42




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 Re: Baker Valve ???? in reply to Randy, 02-28-2003 18:57:28  
I thought it was just me leon but I have the same question?? What is a Baker valve.

Dave



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Randy

03-01-2003 17:36:10




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 Re: Re: Baker Valve ???? in reply to dave k, 03-01-2003 14:29:42  
A baker valve is a control valve for remote hyd. cylender. It bolts to your power lift housing. That is all I really know at this time. I am working on it . Randy



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Lon

03-03-2003 14:11:45




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 Re: Re: Re: Baker Valve ???? in reply to Randy, 03-01-2003 17:36:10  
Just an extra tidbit or two of information. Baker valves were made by Baker Manufacturing in Neligh, Nebraska. If you have a Behlen power steering system added to your tractor, it was made by Behlen Manufacturing in Columbus, Nebraska.



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leon - what's a baker valve?

03-01-2003 14:20:39




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 Re: Baker Valve ???? in reply to Randy, 02-28-2003 18:57:28  
What's a Baker valve?



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